Dash Mounted Cameras

Dash-mounted cameras are cameras found inside law enforcement cars with a video recorder, driving recorder or an event recorder and record the view through the front window screen and the rear windows. Dash cameras have been placed in law enforcement cars to provide truth and backup support for police officers when dealing with suspects and victims. Please, see the articles below on dash mounted cameras.

March 25, 2019 | 12 minutes read

Body and Dash-Mounted Cameras | Civil Liabilities

Digital video evidence using dash-mounted, body-worn, cellular devices, and audio recorders are reducing complaints and accusations against officers.

March 26, 2018 | 4 minutes read

Body and Dash-Mounted Cameras | Case Study Conclusions

Implementing a body camera or dash camera program will pay off in terms of criminal prosecutions, civil litigation, and complaint processing making your agency a leader on the digital and data frontier.

March 12, 2018 | 9 minutes read

Body and Dash-Mounted Cameras | Policy, Privacy & Personal Liability

While implementing a body worn camera program can be a massive undertaking, policy is fundamentally important to the survival of any law enforcement agency.

March 05, 2018 | 14 minutes read

Body and Dash-Mounted Cameras | FOIA and State Public Records Requests

Digital evidence, grant applications, camera footage, evidence receipts, case reports, and everything in between can be requested via an FOIA request.

February 12, 2018 | 17 minutes read

Body and Dash-Mounted Cameras | Criminal Prosecutions

The primary use of body cameras in law enforcement is criminal prosecutions but we would like to touch on the outer edges of good and bad practices.

February 05, 2018 | 11 minutes read

Body and Dash-Mounted Cameras | Evidence and Public Records

While bringing a sophisticated camera program into law enforcement can be a great tool, there are limits that we can expect to reach, and that officer safety will always trump camera considerations.